Millwall 2023-24 Championship fixtures – all the key dates including clashes with Leeds, Leicester and Southampton
Millwall start their 2023-24 Championship season on the road – at last season’s play-off semi-finalists Middlesbrough.
The Lions last headed to Teesside in January when a Marcus Forss goal settled the contest.
Michael Carrick’s Boro will provide the first opposition on August 5.
Gary Rowett’s first league fixture at The Den will be Bristol City on August 12. They round off the opening month with a trip to Norwich (August 19) and then host Stoke City (August 26).
Leeds United is always a spicy affair and the relegated Premier League outfit head to SE16 on September 16 with the return on March 16.
Southampton come to South London on November 4 with Leicester making the journey on April 9.
Millwall are at home to QPR on Boxing Day and face Bristol City away on January 1.
Their final fixture is at Swansea City on May 4.
MILLWALL FIXTURES
Sat Aug 5 Middlesbrough A
Wed Aug 9 Carabao Cup One
Sat Aug 12 Bristol City H
Sat Aug 19 Norwich City A
Sat Aug 26 Stoke City H
Wed Aug 30 Carabao Cup Two
Sat Sep 2 Birmingham City A
Sat Sep 9 International Date
Sat Sep 16 Leeds United H
Wed Sep 20 Rotherham United H
Sat Sep 23 West Bromwich Albion A
Wed Sep 27 Carabao Cup Three
Sat Sep 30 Swansea City H
Tue Oct 3 Plymouth Argyle A
Sat Oct 7 Hull City H
Sat Oct 14 International Date
Sat Oct 21 Preston North End A
Tue Oct 24 Blackburn Rovers H
Sat Oct 28 Watford A
Wed Nov 1 Carabao Cup Four
Sat Nov 4 Southampton H Emirates FA Cup 1
Sat Nov 11 Sheffield Wednesday A
Sat Nov 18 International Date
Sat Nov 25 Coventry City H
Wed Nov 29 Ipswich Town A
Sat Dec 2 Sunderland H Emirates FA Cup 2
Sat Dec 9 Cardiff City A
Wed Dec 13 Leicester City A
Sat Dec 16 Huddersfield Town H
Wed Dec 20 Carabao Cup Five
Sat Dec 23 Stoke City A
Tue Dec 26 Queens Park Rangers H
Fri Dec 29 Norwich City H
Mon Jan 1 Bristol City A
Sat Jan 6 Emirates FA Cup 3
Wed Jan 10 Carabao Cup Semi-Final (1)
Sat Jan 13 Middlesbrough H
Sat Jan 20 Queens Park Rangers A
Wed Jan 24 Carabao Cup Semi-Final (2)
Sat Jan 27 Preston North End H Emirates FA Cup 4
Sat Feb 3 Hull City A
Sat Feb 10 Coventry City A
Wed Feb 14 Ipswich Town H
Sat Feb 17 Sheffield Wednesday H
Sat Feb 24 Southampton A
Sun Feb 25 Carabao Cup Final
Wed Feb 28 Emirates FA Cup 5
Sat Mar 2 Watford H
Tue Mar 5 Blackburn Rovers A
Sat Mar 9 Birmingham City H
Sat Mar 16 Leeds United A Emirates FA Cup Quarter-Final
Sat Mar 23 International Date
Fri Mar 29 West Bromwich Albion H
Mon Apr 1 Rotherham United A
Sat Apr 6 Huddersfield Town A
Tue Apr 9 Leicester City H
Sat Apr 13 Cardiff City H
Sat Apr 20 Sunderland A Emirates FA Cup Semi-Final
Sat Apr 27 Plymouth Argyle H
Sat May 4 Swansea City A
Sat May 25 Emirates FA Cup Final
Fixtures are subject to change.
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